HIGH PERFORMANCE

LEADERSHIP
Leadership lesson
JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY
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JinishaHirani (Roll No.13)
Robin Awathare (Roll No.1)
Rahul Tongaria (Roll No.56)
Mahesh Patade (Roll No.34)
Rucha Kapdi (Roll No.18)
Dinesh Solanki (Roll No.52)
Ajinkya Ingule (Roll No.14)
 Biography

 John Fitzgerald Kennedy was born on May 29,1917

in Massachusetts and was a son to Joseph Patrick
Kennedy and his mother was Rose Fitzgerald .
 Kennedy was graduated from Harvard university in
1940 and joined navy in 1941.
 Kennedy as a skipper of a PT-109 boat was sunk in
pacific by Japanese destroyer but bravely swam to
safe island towing an injured crew member.
 Kennedy entered politics in 1946 as a congress men
and in 1957 defeated opponent senator Henry Cabot
and won for US senate.
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 Kennedy was married on sept. 12,1953 to Jacqueline
lee bouvier by whom he had three children : Caroline
,john Fitzgerald jr. and Patrick bouvier(died in
infancy).
 In 1957 Kennedy won the Pulitzer prize for a book
he had written named “profiles in courage” written
in 1956.
 Kennedy won the democratic presidential election
on the first ballot at 1960 los Angeles convection by
only 118574 votes as the first roman catholic
president.
 Kennedy bought the dynamic idea of a new frontier
approach in dealing with problems at home, abroad
and dimension of space.
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 Kennedy formed the 10 year alliance for progress to
aid Latin America ,peace corps and accelerated
programs to bring in to orbit in the race in space.
 Due to communist backed Castro regime only 90
miles of united states soil, of fear of soviet
offensive missiles installed in Cuba Kennedy
ordered a navel quarantine of the island.
 In order to avoid any any possibilities of war with
the soviet union they signed limited test-ban treaty
in Moscow on aug 6,1963 .
 Kennedy’s domestic proposals consisted of
medical care for the aged ,expanding area under
redevelopment were defeated but minimum wages,
trade legislation and other measures won .
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Widespread racial disorders and demonstration
led to Kennedy's proposing sweeping civil
rights legislation .
He also recommended $11-billion tax cut to
booster the economy.
While riding in Dallas on nov.22,1963,he was
shot to death by an assassin lee Harvey who in
turn was shot dead in Dallas city jail by jack
ruby a strip club owner.
Kennedy was the youngest president after
Roosevelt and the forth president to be
assassinated and eight to die in office.
 Kind of leadership style

• Charismatic Leadership

• Democratic Leadership

• Authoritative Leadership

• Transformational Leadership
 Qualities of a leader
The Visionary

The Decision Making Style

The Delegation
Questions And Answers
Kenney’s National and International
Policies
 National Policies:
Medical care for the aged, expanded area under
redevelopment, aid to education ,minimum wage, and
trade legislation.

 International Policies:
Agreement with soviet union on a limited test-ban in
Aug1963.10 years Alliance for progress to aid Latin
America, the Peace Corps, southeast asia.
Short summary of Kennedy’s
political career
In 1946, Kennedy's political career started as
U.S. Representative .
In 1958, Kennedy was re-elected to a second
term in the United States Senate, defeating,
Boston lawyer Vincent J. Celeste, by a wide
margin.
John F. Kennedy was sworn in as the 35th
President at noon on January 20, 1961.
 The Cuban Missile Crisis began on October 14, 1962.
Kennedy’s role to set the dynamic
tone to take U.S.A. forward
He ambitiously promised federal funding for
education, medical care for the elderly,
economic aid to rural regions, and government
intervention to halt the recession.
Kennedy also promised an end to Racial
discrimination
Kennedy ended a period of tight fiscal policies
to encourage growth of the economy.
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GDP expanded by an average of 5.5% from
early 1961 to late 1963.
Kennedy was eager for the United States to take
the lead in the Space Race. He first announced
the goal for landing a man on the Moon in
speaking to a Joint Session of Congress on May
25, 1961.
The Psyche behind the mind of killer of
Kennedy and the behavioral pattern
which could have saved Kennedy's life

Oswald hated the American way of life

Oswald's embrace of communism, his strong
belief in Castro and the Cuban revolution and a
desire to be recognized as an important person
provoked him to kill President Kennedy.
He should have imbibed himself with a positive
behavior.